A 4500 year old Egyptian tunic in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo.

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The joint Egyptian-American archaeological mission operating in southern Abydos has uncovered a New Kingdom cemetery dated to the reign of king Ahmose, the founder of Dynasty 18.

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Seated statue of Iteti Ankhirsis, the overseer of the royal palace during the 6th Dynasty reign, Old Kingdom. Limestone, Saqqara,2323-2150 B.C., displayed at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.

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One of the rare photos taken of a statue from the Abu Simbel temple, which was covered in sand.It is known that the Abu Simbel temple has been covered with sand for hundreds of years.The photo by French photographer Maxime Dukan in 1850 AD.

Statue of King Horemheb and his wife.The statue was made of limestone in accuracy as usual. It shows Horemheb, the last king of the 18th Dynasty, and his wife with wigs and traditional dress, with the wife holding Horemheb's hand in affection while sitting reverently.Displayed In the British Museum in London.

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A limestone stele depicting the calf Apis carrying the mummy of the so-called "Nsr-amun".Below this view is an inscription in hieroglyphic script, in two lines, in black ink.Displayed in the Museum of Art History in Vienna,Australia.The material of manufacture is limestone Type plate. Dicovered in Thebes in Luxor, Egypt.It's Lengths are Width is 27 cm, height is 36.2 cm and the thickness is 2 cm.This Artifact Dates back to the 25th dynasty,The Third Intermediate period.The Pronouncation of the inscriptions on the Artifact is "Dd mdw in Wsir Hm nTr mnTw nb wAst Nsr- Imn nb imAxw" and it's Translation "Words spoken by Osiris, Priest of Mentu, Lord of Thebes, "Nsr-amun", Lord of Venerations".